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Photograph J02461 First World War, 1914-1918EGYPTIAN LABOUR CORPS PREPARING A TRACK AT WADY GHUZZE FOR A RAILWAY LINE, WHICH EVENTUALLY RAN TO HAIFA. (DONATED BY MAJOR L.C. TIMPERLEY.)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
WADY GHUZZE, PALESTINE. ON THE LEFT MAY BE SEEN THE EGYPTIAN LABOUR CORPS PREPARING A TRACK FOR A RAILWAY LINE WHICH EVENTUALLY RAN TO HAIFA. THE TURKS HERE CONSTRUCTED DEFENSIVE WORKS FACING TWO FRONTS. (DONATED BY MAJOR L.C. TIMPERLEY.)
EGYPTIAN LABOUR CORPS PREPARING A TRACK AT WADY GHUZZE FOR A RAILWAY LINE, WHICH EVENTUALLY RAN TO HAIFA. (DONATED BY MAJOR L.C. TIMPERLEY.)

A MILITARY RAILWAY BRIDGE OVER THE WADI GHUZZE, IN PALESTINE. BEYOND THE BRIDGE IS SEEN A DAM. THE HORSES FOR THE ENTIRE FORCE ATTACKING BEERSHEBA WATERED IN THIS VICINITY. 1917-09/10. (DONATED BY MAJ

Australian engineers and members of the Egyptian Labour Corps working on the construction of a railway bridge over Wady Ghuzze, north of Umm Wigan. This is the centre image in a three part panorama.

Australian engineers and members of the Egyptian Labour Corps working on the construction of a railway bridge over Wady Ghuzze, north of Umm Wigan. This is the right hand image in a three part panor

THE SUEZ - ALEXANDRIA RAILWAY LINE BETWEEN MOASCAR & ZAGAZIG TORN UP BY THE EGYPTIANS DURING THEIR RISING IN 1919. (DONATED BY MAJOR L.C. TIMPERLEY.)

Members of the Egyptian Labour Corps working under the direction of Australian soldiers constructing overflow watering points at Wady Ghuzze. This is the first image in a five part panorama. See A01
